Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-14
Go to Russclls' for Ladies' Shoes.

VIM. uner, Oh NasnVllle, ls Vlslting
his grandfather, Gen. A. E. jackson.
Mems Straw Hats for less than cost
at Russells'.
Miss Callie E. Rogers, of Loudon,
spent a day or two in town this week.
Follow the crowd to Russells' for
Bargains.
"A pleasant event in social circles was
the party given by Miss Lula d. Grisham
al her home last Thursday evening.
Ladies Hose and Shoes below any
body at Russells'.
The thanks of the Office force are due
Mr.. R. NJ. May for the present Of q pair
of towels-sa long needed acquisition.
Paper. Envelopes, Pens. Ink and Pen
ellis at Russells'.
The ID. Good farm of 1888 acres. near
Brownsboro. was sold this week. by DR..
J.. s. Stuart 10 Q. T. Upton, Of Elizabeth
ton, for $4,000.
-25c. to 81 saved by buying Ladies'
Shoes at Russclls'.
"A woman by the name Of Carrolton
died OF iux Friday last. at the Fair
Ground. The remains were inferred Sat
urday at divers burying ground near by.
Good lots of wheat wanted, for cash.
jy142t DossER & Co.
"A game Of base ball was played last
week between the Jonesboro Sd nine and
the Mill Spring nine resulting in a score
of 80 to II in favor Of the Mill Spring
club.
New Goods received every day at
RUssELLs'.
"A 10 year old daughter Of James
Mcintyre died at her home nea the Fail
Ground, with flux. Two other daughters
are sick with the same disease. but viii
likely recover.
Real French Kid Button Shoes at
RUssELLs'.
We understand that MI. John Il
Bayless, who is developing the zinc ant
silver mine on the VIM. Lovegrove place
near Leesburg, will soon put q force o.
twelve hands at rock.
"A Full Line Of Suspenders at
RUssELLs'.
w. G. Archer came down from
Austin's Springs Tuesday to take charg
of the store while Mr.. J. A. Febuar.
goes with his family to the springs t
spend two or three weeks.
Ladies' and Misses Hoses. all grades
at Russells'.
Miss Helen Nelson, Of Chattanooga
spent Sunday with the family of A. N
Stuart. Miss Nelson will spend the sun
mer at the residence of Nathan Gamma
at Chucky Valley.
Ladies' Hose--worth 20c.-for To-
at Russells'.
"A. M. Mettetal is billed for o lectul
at the courthouse tomorrow Frida.
night. The professor win be assisted i
his little sons in the musical part Of I'll
entertainment. He cordially invites tn
public to be present.
Waite embroidered Robes az
RUssRILs'.
AN eleven year old daughter OF M
VIM. Miller of Sullivan county, die
Sunday night last. and was buried Tue
day. The friends of the family hel
will deeply sympathize with the famil
in their bereavement.
If you want Fine Perfumery. Chea
60 to Russells'.
Miss Matte Catlett, q talented youn
lady of Maryville. is visiting at the res
dencc of DR.. VIM. Smith. Miss Cattle
graduated OF Newman College last Jur
with high honors, winning the medal Il
excellence In composition.
Mems Hose from the Cheapest I
the Finest at Russells's.
Miss Birdie lobe of johnson Cit.
who has been paying Miss Nellie Brow
low a visit, returned home Monday ev
ming. Miss Birdie is n Of Johnso
City's bellies and she quite took the Jone
boro young men by storm.
Ladies' and Gentsi Go to Russell
for Collars and Cuffs.
$. b. McElrath. the well know
comedian, who Is spending the SUNNI
at johnson City will assist the Jonesbo
! Amateur Dramatic Club, in q drama, 9
titled. "Our Boys" to be given at Jont
boro some time In the sweet subsequent
i, Good lots of wheat wanted, for cas-
jy14st DossER % Co.
Several Of our summer visitors are
Roane Mountain, enjoying the coolil
breezes of that elevated point for q Il
: days. Among them are H. T. Aftermath
w. r. Lampson. Frank Slemons, j..
: Greer, Mrs. j. II. Mathes and Miss Cal
Z. Rogers.
! Ladies' Real Calf Shoes-warrantt
only 81 so at Bussells'.
. Some Of u exchanges report u
the ball game at J%onesboro on the Foul
8 broke up in general knock down. III
Is untrue and unjust to the players. I
"knock down. was the work Of OUTSIDE
and the ball players were not parties
: the fight.
T Special Bargains in Ladies' VIII
o Embroidered Robes at Russells.
IN. 8. Elsea will begin work I
Monday On a neat and ~commodious re
dence TO occupy tho site Of his pres
d home. Mr.. Elsea expects to push
a work rapidly until completed. Le'
N.eult "a Kr1xvtltn rv;I hox,o oa.,